warmish
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3.4
A little warm, not hot, or a little friendly
- adjective
- /ˈwɔrmɪʃ/
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templado
- After the sun rose, the room became warmish and inviting.
- a warmish day
This is called happy and it's a warmish pink shade.
- This is called happy and it's a warmish pink shade.
- So we have satin panty, just kind of like a really pretty warmish, slightly brick colour.
- You can have your staff remain warmish, but bring that down a little bit.
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Examples
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The air felt warmish as we strolled through the park in late spring.
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She added a warmish blanket to the couch for cozy evenings.
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That's warmish water from the Caribbean.
Synonyms
warm
vswarmish
280
1.0
Showing kindness and affection to others
is more moderate in friendliness, showing only gentle affection
mild
vswarmish
75
1.0
Weather that is not very cold or hot and feels pleasant
is narrower, focused on slight temperature or moderate friendliness
cordial
vswarmish
33
4.1
Showing warm, friendly, and sincere feeling
is more casual and moderately friendly rather than formal
18
2.7
Warm and comfortable in a cozy way
is only slightly heated and less about cozy comfort
balmy
vswarmish
15
3.0
Weather that is pleasantly warm and mild
is more general and slightly heated, not only for weather
lukewarm
vswarmish
13
2.3
Only a little warm, not hot or cold
is used more generally, not limited to food or drink
genial
vswarmish
11
4.8
A friendly, warm way of behaving that makes people comfortable
is more moderate in friendliness rather than openly cheerful
7.0
A little warm but not very hot
is only a small temperature increase rather than a stronger one
Antonyms
How Warm
Surface Forms
warmish positive
Morphology
Etymology
Warmish is just warm plus the ending -ish, which means 'somewhat' or 'a little', like in greenish or when people say 'sixish' for 'around six'. So, warmish means 'a little' warm, not very hot.